Billions of universes merge into a new world, where a supreme weapon known as a troop type becomes the key to domination.
Everyone on Blue Star transmigrates to another world, receives a territory, and becomes a lord. To survive, they must compete against the myriad races... recruit troops, develop their territory, change classes, and grow stronger...
In the age of universal lordship, some start with divine troops, divine talents, and ten thousand, million, or even a hundred million times the resources... Meanwhile, Zhang Fan unexpectedly binds to the “Farmer Template”... When the highest possible territory level is 10, some have already raised theirs to level 6, while he remains the weakest farmer troop. It's a start straight from hell.
After five days, Zhang Fan unexpectedly merges with the Farmer Template and awakens five talents... allowing him to make a rapid comeback and overtake the competition.
[Soul Refining Art: Turn enemies you kill into immortal troops and build an army with your bare hands.] Fight to grow stronger: the more battles he fights, the more troops he gains, and the stronger they become.
[Teleportation Art: Connect with the abyss, travel through space, and teleport between worlds.] Can't beat them? I'll sic my dogs on them (summon abyssal creatures). Cross me, and I'll hunt you across worlds. No matter how far you run, I'll kill you.
[Universal Tradesman: Take up any profession without changing classes.] Break down the barriers between professions and take the best from each. The strongest profession is having no profession at all!
[Demonic Ritual: Fuse powerful bloodlines and create powerful troops.] No troop is born the strongest. Every powerful troop is made. Troops are weapons! The strongest troop is Zhang Fan.
Yet the gods had already divided up all the worlds, and universes merging was nothing unusual. So in all the worlds, Zhang Fan would still overtake them all.
If bandits can become gods, then I can slay gods too.
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If I hadn't listened to the book, I probably wouldn't have been able to stand it. The front part was too complicated.
Come on, author, it's great!